EVERY DAY, TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of all of the day’s main news stories, as well as the bits and pieces that you may have missed.

• The winner of Egypt’s drawn-out and contentious presidential election has been announced as Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi. More than 26 million people voted in the contest, which saw Morsi win 51 per cent of the vote.
• Ulster Bank will open 80 of its branches from 9.30am until 6pm on Monday in an effort to deal with the ongoing backlog of unprocessed payments.
• Children’s Ombudsman Emily Logan has described how she met resistance and lack of information when her office tried to investigate a case involving a child in State care.
• England versus Italy kicked off at 7.45pm in the final quarter-final of Euro 2012. Ben Blake is live-blogging all the action.
• The European Commission has taken down its video which was meant to encourage young women to pursue science careers. Here’s why.
• Gerry Adams has said the Sinn Féin does not object to any photograph of Martin McGuinness meeting the Queen being made public.
• Turkey has called an extraordinary NATO meeting after Syria admitted it shot down a Turkish military plane.
• The Merrion Inn pub in Dublin has been seriously damaged by a major fire.
• Good news: Saudi Arabia is to allow its women athletes to compete in the Olympics for the first time ever.
• DCU has been given €5 million in funding to investigate violent political extremism on the internet.
• Ecuador is mulling over whether to offer asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

Fireworks over Tahrir Square in Cairo this evening as supporters of Mohammed Marsi celebrate his victory in the presidential election. (Photo: AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)

• Cash for Gold shops may have to start asking for ID under this new plan.
• A 29-year-old woman has been arrested in the US after her 10-year-old daughter was found locked in a closet and weighing just 32 pounds.
• The founder of Wikipedia has launched a campaign to stop a British student from being extradited to the US over alleged copyright offences.
• “The tricolour deserves better than to have the slogan ‘Pints, Tits, Ireland’ scrawled across it” – it’s the week in quotes.
• Should road signs include place names written in Irish? Ian Mac Eochagáin argues that they should in tonight’s column.
• Here’s what hundreds of tins of spaghetti hoops look like when they’re stacked in the shape of a rocket.
• And here’s a video of two black bears fighting on someone’s front lawn in Florida.
• Finally, if you’ve ever seen or heard of MTV’s ’16 and Pregnant’, you’ll appreciate this snappily titled parody, ’32 and Pregnant’. (Also: we won’t say how long into the video it took us to realise that it is indeed a parody. Ahem).

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